I am desparate to find someone to refurbish my 1950 O & M Model 600 range. It is in excellent condition, just needs some valve cleaning and burner pans rechromed. Prefer Northern Calif but will deliver to anywhere in state.

Take a look here: www.appliance411.com/links/Restoration

These guys are in Stockton: <br> <br>http://www.buckeyeappliance.com/ <br> <br>Amanda

www.antiqueappliances.com <br> <br>These guys are in north Georgia, an hour or so outside Atlanta. Even if it's too far to ship, it's an interesting website!

I was searching on google and could swear I found a couple of sources for repair and purchase of O and M stoves in California. One was in Culver City, the other in Berkeley. Can't think of their names, but if you do the internet search on Google, you'll find them too. <br> <br>By the way, has anyone out there bought a restored or refurbished O'keefe and Merritt stove? My mother owned a bungalow with one (unrestored and unrefurbished) in it which I was foolish enough not to take with me when I moved out of the bungalow. I didn't know what I had then. I just knew I liked that old gas stove. I was moving into a rental with the appliances already there. Now I have a bungalow with an electric gas stove from the early 60's that I don't love as much--though the oven is great. I would love to include one in a future kitchen rehab. Just don't know the price or experience others have had. <br> <br>Kurt

We found an late 1940s Wedgewood for $750 at an antique store. Guaranteed operational. 2 week return policy. Valves didn't work so we asked for store credit for the difference. We don't have it up-and-running yet. But if it's in good condition, it shouldn't be that expensive to refurbish. Re-croming and such probably costs a bit.

GaleForce: <br> <br>Thanks for the link. I drive by these guys 3-4 times a month and did not even realize they were there. <br> <br>Diane

Diane, <br> <br>Please report back on them. They are not out of range for us, particularly when we are headed north anyway. <br> <br>Amanda <br>

Might try talking to these folks, they're in Montclair. <br>http://www.antiquegasstoves.com/index.html

I've used these guys for my 1930's Gaffers & Sattler. I would recommend them.

Steve, <br> <br>Do you have a picture of your stove? I'd love to see it if you get a chance to post it. <br> <br>Amanda <br>

Thank you, thank you! They are repairing our range as I write this. Very nice people.

John, <br> <br>That's great! I wish we were closer to them. <br> <br>Amanda <br>

There is someone closer to you, in South Gate, who may be able to help if you're interested. I can try to find the info again.